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‘A book that should be read by all Australians’: Clare Wright wins book of the year at the NSW Literary awards

The historian won $50,000 for her nonfiction book Näku Dhäruk: The Bark Petitions, which judges praised as deeply researched, ‘highly original’ and ‘vividly alive’A “highly origina...

An Interview with debut Harlequin Romance author Clare Miles

I am absolutely thrilled to welcome debut Harlequin Romance/Mills and Boon Love Always author Clare Miles as we chat about all things romantic, writing category romance and what’s...

Anglican Heroes: Katherine Brandon — Church Society podcast

From Church Society – “Clare Heath-Whyte tells the story of Katherine Brandon’s life through 16th century England and Europe. Born Katherine Willoughby, she first married Charles B...

Newest Clare visitor experience wins ‘prestigious’ architectural award

THE ABDUCTION OF ROSALIND THORNE

Rosalind knows all too well what happens when patriarchs let their vanity spoil their stewardship of their families’ fortunes. Her own father’s disappearance left her nothing but a...

Review: A House Divided

A House Divided by Clare Hallifax, is the second book in the Our History series, and an entertaining and informative window into history. It covers a year in Juliet’s life and the...

BBC Wimbledon host Clare Balding announces 'major shock' in a historical moment

Wimbledon's Centre Court saw on a lot of tears during Saturday afternoon

Pioneering female anthropologist honoured with blue plaque

The blue plaque, to be unveiled by the Oxfordshire Blue Plaques Board in association with the Pitt Rivers Museum, commemorates Beatrice Mary Blackwood.

Clare Balding fires shots as Wimbledon stars row at the net after match

Discussions continued long after the final point on Court 1 with BBC presenter Clare Balding chiming in on the Wimbledon drama

In conversation with Philippa Webb

Philippa Webb understands the power of law in advancing global justice. For over 20 years, she has practiced public international law at the highest levels and was made King’s Coun...

'So intimate, so moving and so deeply human': Meghan's wedding dress maker Clare Waight Keller reminisces over Sussex ro...

Keller, the British fashion designer and former Givenchy creative director, masterminded Meghan's flowing, off-the-should white dress, with the pair working closely together on the...

'It's been 18 years. Loyalties change, people move on - and silences can finally be broken'

Clare Marie Brown was murdered in her bedroom - but nobody has faced justice

Noel Howard: The Cork divorce trial that gripped the Victorian world

A landmark Victorian courtroom battle saw Lady Louisa Mount Cashell challenge convention and secure an extraordinary legal victory

New article — “Rachel Was Shapely and Beautiful: A Jewish Woman in Hostile Archives,” by Adrienne Williams Boyarin

Aschkenas, vol. 36 (1), May 23, 2026. This article examines the life of Rachel Lumbard of Nottingham, a Jewish woman who appears in English national records from 1221–1251. Placing...

Mark Earngey’s New Book

From Moore College – “A recent book by Moore College faculty member, Dr Mark Earngey, offers a major new study of John Ponet (1516-1556), one of the most significant yet often over...